Connecticut western news., 1887-08-24
CURRENT EVENTS ABROAD.

OURkENl EfENlO ADKUAD.
 The Austrian Government has withdrawn the Pasteur subvention to the General Hospi- tai at Vienna, the treatment having proved failure. ,s
 Mr. Parnell has returned from Ireland to attend the debate on the Land bill.
 The revolutionary movement in Russia continues to spread rapidly, especially among students and priests. The Minister of the Interior has ordered that close watch be kept on academies, schools and other institu- tions.
 The German agent at Sofia has been in- structed to continne administrative relations with the Bulgarian Government, but to avoid anything of nature that might lead Prince Ferdinand to suppose that Germany was hold ing official relations with him. The French Consuls ill Bulgaria have been instructed to discontinue even business relations with the Government.
 The Marquis of Harrington and MT. Chamberlain jointly advised the Government that it would be impolitic to proclaim the League till the effect of the new Land act was eeen.
 The Primate of the Bulgarian Church at tConstantinople has published an encyclical letter declaring Prince Ferdinand an usurper
 Capt. Renard, chief of the military bal loon service in the French camp at Chalons- sur-Marnc, has invented mechanism for steer ing and propelling balloons which will enable them to resist wind blowing at the velocity of the secret of his invention, Capt. Renard has the various parts of his device made at differ ent places, and puts them together himself
 Letters were received in London from Henry NJ. Stanley, dated June 19, from Yam- buya, village near the rapids of Aruwimi, reporting himself and party all we'll.
 A Russian sailor in the Walton Workhouse, ,,ol thirteen months sleep.
 Emperor William Is so Ill that it has been arranged that the King of Saxony shall repre- sent him at the Koenigsburg manpuvres. The official bulletin says the Emperor caught cold during sudden change in the weather. and that the chief symptoms of his present indis position are occasional rheumatic pains.
 One person has been killed and five wound ed in the French village of Mirabeau-sur-B Beze in riot resulting from the introduction of Italian laborers.
 The London Chronicle says: 'sIt would be as easy to make an empty sack stand up stiff and straight as to support the Governments chameleon like policy. "A plague on both your houses is the natural verdict of the English and Scotch Unionists."
 The cholera in Sicily has been overcome and there is no longer danger that it will spread at Naples.
 The damage caused by storm in Eng land was very serious. In London three per sons were killed, and number of churches and houses were struck by lightning. In the country, also, there was much destruction of property. and many persons are reported to have been killed.
 The election in the Northwich division of Cheshire, England, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mir. R. Verdin, Liberal Union ist, resulted in another victory for the Glad stonites.
 A company is being formed in Germany with capital of 30, O00,OO0 marks for the pur pose of purchasing all spirits produced from then retailing it at higher price after the payment of the excise duties.
 Prince Bismarck had long conference with Count Schouvaloff, the Russian Ambassa- dor, at which all pending political questions were discussed.
 Judge Flanegan's West Clare tenants have decided to purchase their holdings under the Irish Land act at IA years judicial rent, tho landlord canceling all arrears except for the current year. and these will be reduced. The tenants on the Ponsonby estate have engaged a civil engineer to supervise the construction of works of defense in preparation for ex- pectec evic,ions. Barricades are being erected and trenches and drains made, and in case of emergency the farms will be flooded from bog.
 A court of honor consisting of six officers, Gen. Campos presiding, has decided that it is not imperative that Gen. Salamanca shall fight . duel.
 The Russians are forming cantonments at Little KarghaZell, near Sarikal south of Shighnan. The railroad from Chardjui to Bokhara is nearly completed.
 "A cyclone ravaged a great part of the South of France. It was severest in the De- partment of Aude, where number of houses were destroyed and several persons were killed.
 !. Emperor William is indisposed, and, in accordance with bis physicians advice, is keep ing to his bed.
 At the regular fortnightly meeting of the National League in Dublin MT. Harris mcm- Der of Parliament, announced that the re- ceipts since the last meeting amounted to 12, 1Ss, of which f2.0oO came from the Par hamentary Aid Society of New-York. The Nationalists, he said, were on the eve of suc- cess. The victory in Northwich virtually made Gladstone Premier. If the landlords got one-hal. of what MT. Gladstone offered them before they ought to be happy.
 Four fatal accidents in Alpine tourists are reported from Zurich, making eighteen deaths in the Alps within month.
 Thunder storms were general throughout England. In the London district the storm was of great severity, thunder pealing and lightning flashing necessarily for two hours. The Metropolitan Railway is flooded, the heavy rain having burst the sewers, and traffic on that road is interrupted. At Dulwich the houses were severely shaken and the inmates were badly frightened.
 At the Limerick Sessions three persons were sentenced under the Crimes act, two to six months imprisonment and one to four months, for resisting the Sheriff.
 The London Standard now openly advo- cates a coalition Ministry. It admits that MT. Gladstone is still followed by the bulk of the Liberals through the anomalous position oc- cupied by the Unionists.
 The Russian Council at it's meeting in September will further increase the import duties.
 The latest reports show that the cholera is fast decreasing everywhere in Southern Flu rope. In Palermo only three new cases and two deaths were reported. At Naples and Resina there are only isolated cases. The London Daily Ne,os says Lord Hart ington will be again asked to join the Ministry, and that he can hardly refuse to do so. Buffalo Bill is about to add typical Amer | ican bar to his Wild West show in London. It win be under the charge of well-known Oma- | ha bartender.